Lancaster General Hospital Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1956 volume:

,,,, -ww-,...-........,.------...- ... V- -f-- A I Wm 7 Q 4 1 I 4 1 I 5 I I V W L E l i . S 1 s Today we follow: Tomorrow we lead Af? 5 Y Q-mo.. 1 1 1 1 Y I Z I L I 2 u 1 I n i 5 ! I X I 1 x x 1 1 1 V Forewor It seems like only yesterday that I came to Lancaster General Hospital as a student nurse. Many things have happened since that memorable day, and fd like to share them with you in the following pages of this book. Please read along with me and meet the people and places that helped mahe my student days happy and complete. - ik: f,-f , , -,,.--Y,.-L . -1.,,,,-..-f -V , .ru x 1,-5 '.g,-xff fr.. --,-. .ll--A -Q , , iff-. wgyl., J, '- , . A .X S F 3 E f ,4 x. rf .li su - fill ' .1f.f-...il -.iA l N X Q s .. P 4 1. 'Quan . ..,..,v...,. ,....... fi vlegm . ' ' - - - -rzfxiftrnxff-Y' -- - N -H . N . Q r - ..f- -4.-.L.s+3-1, w.- Y, , --ix R f +A N-'-f-aryl-1'q.:fyg5T.,, NVYWQQ Dedication The Class of 1956, completing their education realize that many people are responsible for this one great attain- ment-GRADUATION- Our Parents-are among the most helpful and under- standing of these people. Words are inadequate to express our deep gratitude and appreciation for the help-guidance-and understanding they have given us through the years. Through their unselfish efforts our dreams have been fulfilled. lt is to Our Parents-that We dedicate this 1956 year book-as a tribute to their undying love and devotion. -?wl9Jfe6w0-see-Jsefqe ,V- APPRE T10 12:22, To Mrs. Christine Wade, class advisor, 1950. It is hard to put into words our feelings of gratitude for your devotion and interest in the welfare of our work. our zlstiritivf. and our personal problems. You have been most helpful and encouraging thrfzuglr our learn- ing days. We will always remember your continued eflorls for ihv good of uyour girlsfl We, the class of 1956 wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation and sincere thanks to Mrs. Edythe G. Kistler, our Director of Nursing. Through her continued efforts and guidance during our three years of studying, We have a vivid understanding of the professional nurse and the high standards she has to uphold. It is our earnest desire to follow the example of high ethics established hy our Director of N ' d our profession. urslng an always be an asset to May we as graduate nurses continue to progress in our field and h f ' e worthy of the trust placed 1n us. v lt is indeed an honor and a pleasure for me to extend hearty congratulations to the graduating class of 1956. The Board of Directors of the Lancaster General Hospital join with me in wishing you all every success in your chosen profession. Nursing is a noble profession, and is proud of its record of achievement in its service to mankind. Today your field of service is of many kinds. No matter which branch of nursing you choose to follow may you always have satisfaction and pride in the career you have selected. Donald C. Smelzer, lVl.D. Executive Director I,,,- 5 H i I Z Q. 5 f f 2 D c'T0day We Follow-Tomorrow We Leadl' As you are standing on the threshold of a challenging new part of your nursing career, it is again my privilege to wish the Class of 1956 my warmest congratulations and sincere wishes in your chosen profession. ln your future endeavors may the philosophy of your school be the foundation for each one of you, that as uliollowers of Todavw you may become our c'Leaders of Tomorrowf' Edythe C. Kistler, HN, Director of Nurses . .,,.., E:ff.v..:1 -. .,.4 f 701 I v XX' Z4 1 ,I nf' ,W X 4 f Q f f' 21:4 ffl ff! f M, 7 ,Vi 71, 6 , 1 1 f ,, H 1 , f, ,Qc f ' - Q, ,,.,.,,,,.,4..- . -s:5:5f':31.-:2-S . 3 ,Q ,sf 1 f ,,,.,.,.,. , . .,-.-,4 . , ' 1' t a fs ,ai f3',L:,:1 1:,.1:13j:-935. 1: . .1194 , .I 41 .'i:i'E'2.,si:t112.54 if fa is n-1:3.gzfyjggggzmp,::31:,'1,1:::-:- .pf '41-ir.:,-.-1:.:z:1::,a.. -.meff..::'1:-mgsf'2 To The Class of 1956: l Wish to express my heartiest congratulations to each and everyone of you on achieving your graduation from the Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing. lt has been a distinct pleasure to have been asked to be your advisor and so help in your attaining this goal. Since September 1, 1953, on your entrance, I have observed that each of us have been able to learn from the other. These three years with you have been of great benefit and value to me. 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BARLEY Washington Boro, Pa. uBlanche A one word girl . . . tiny and line featured . . . pretty wardrobe . . . a true blonde . . . friendly chatterbox . . . efficient, hard working nurse. ELIZA JANE BIRD Route 2, Catawissa, Pa. HBird L.G.H.'s Liberace . . . life of the party . . . always friendly . . . remember those toothless days in receiving ward . . . enjoyed pediatrics and those good chocolate milk shakes from DK. CHARLENE LUCILLE BROWN Virginville, Pa. '6Charlene'7 Sports a pretty diamond . . . jumps to hasty conclusions . . . excells at baseball . . . conscien- tious worker . . . tall and slender . . . modulated voice . . . interest lies in psychiatric nursing. IVIARY ELIZABETH BRUCKART Lancaster, Pa, 44Mary Quiet and hard working . . . modest and demure . . . can argue any point . . . pretty long eye lashes . . . her quiet unassuming manner is an agggt to her profession. DORIS DEE BUFFENIVIYER Bethlehem, Pa. 'cBuff,' Well-groomed, neat, and attractive . . . recog- nizes Mthat Dodge at any hour . . . enjoyed her pedia- tric specialty . . . dependable nurse. PHOEBE ALICE BUTZER Manheim, P3- I3hcebe,7 Friendly, pretty lnown eyes and full O knack for care study extensions . one of t 6 Can f fun romantically confused . . . loves to dance . . . 8 h M542 04 Us JOAN BEVERLY CLARK Coatesville, Pa. uClark,' lnfectious laugh . . . known for three min- ute??? telephone conversations . . . believes in love at first sight . . . liked Byberry . . . elhcient and friendly nurse . . . fond of dogs. DIANE RHODA CORNELL Frederick, Md. 6'Cornie,' Distinctive gait . . . voices her own opinions . . . Well-liked . . . future bride . . . a knack for sleep- ing in class . . . enjoys gab sessions. CLAIRE LOUISE DAILEY Danville, Pa. HClaire,, One of our tall members . . . dry sense of humor . . . enjoyed the Vllillow Grove dances . . . fond of pediatrics . . . good scholastic standing . . a cap- able nurse. MARIAN GRACE lJIQNLiNGER Route l, Columbia. Pa Mllennyi' Small, ellervcscent bundle . . . clispenggr of sunshine ...u lJ.lVl. lists vanisb quickly under ber attack . . . eat today, clict tomorrow . . . domestically inclined . . frequent excursions on the C.T.C. DOROTHY ll. DICK Florin, Pa. 'aljixiei' Appreciation for fine arts . . . satin coin- plexion and silken locks . . , never far from fun . . . stately poise . . . extensive knowledge of Webster at ber disposal. IVIAHIUN VICHA lDllC'l'W'7 lilli15i?1'ftm lA Pa' .. .. ,, A lui Duel llulvli as F.llim'l'lxl'Lllll . . . lou JT l . , , 11- lmlvs ll or-ll . . . always gooxl lor ll lllullll ew ' ' anfl I jlkyttxg-IU l sive XNill'1ll'UlN' . . . ellivivnl SlllllCll 1 ' svliolalslimllly. NAQMI MAE BBBBLY Route 2, shippensbufg, Ba. uMae,, Sincere and congenial personality . . . always eager to lend a helping hand . . . rosy cheeks . . . a truelfriend . . . finds her second home in Manheim . . . conscientious nurse. H V BARBARA ANN BBB Lititz Pike, Lancaster, Pa. '6Barbie', One of our future June brides . . . excells i in the art of knit one, pearl two . . . neat and well U poised' . . . presiding judge of Student Council. NANCY LORRAINE FAUS Route 4, Manheim, Pa. -' 6iNancy -Quiet . . . friend to, all . . . likes to have a 1 goodtime . . . natural curls . . . enjoys reading . . . ' lilies -to sing . . . trustworthy . . . blushes easily . . . eflicient nurse! B. JUANNE F GIBBLE Route 2. Manheim, Pa. 441092 Kind and sincere . . . devoted to one man . . . domestically inclined . . . well liked by all who know her neat dresser . . . always willing to listen to other people tell of their troubl6S- MARY ANN GRAYBILL Route 2, Lititz, Pa. 4'Mary Anna' Cute little blonde . . . co-operative spirit . . . enjoys a good time . . . liked Byberry and pedia- trics . . . personality plus . . . faithful correspondent . . . everyone,s friend. MARTHA MOWRER HABECKER Route 1, Washington Boro, Pa. Marty, Noted for pretty, dark tresses . . . spark. l 37 - - . mg 'rl GS ' ' - 80011 pediatric nurse . . . friendly . . - uiet . . , C ' . . . A q Ulltaglous laugh . . . enjoys ice skating . . . EllHlJlt10IlS . . . destination-Florida 1 Y I LOIS JEANETTE HERNLEY Route 44, Manheim, Pa. 4'Loie Beautiful blue eyes . . . heart of gold . . . everybodyas friend . . . unique laugh . . . frequently catches the 6 a.m. bus . . . good pediatric nurse . . . loves the seashore. EDRlS M. HERB Lancaster, Pa. ulfdiea' Petite . . familiar laugh . . . carefree . . . snappy dresser . . . cute . . . long list of telephone num- l bers . . . likes to dance . . . acquainted with FSM College. NORMA HERR Millersville, Pa. uNorma Small in stature . . . neat appearance . . . fond of Bel-Air Chevies . . . interested in her patients . . . exceptionally quiet . . . a talented artist . . . re- member those between-meal snacks. REBECCA R. HERB Route 6, Lancaster, Pa, 46BeCky79 Strives for goals . . . pI'0Ud of 3 Ford ,4Herb1e', , , , optlmlstlc . . . enjoys a goo laugh . . . thrifty . . . is happy in her chosen career. DORIS JEAN HETRICK Hershey, Pa. wjeaniew A sunny extrovert with a friendly smile . . . short, blonde, and petite . . . fashion and social life . . . spends many weekends in Washirigton . . . liked the operating room. SONYA YVONNE HORTINC Willow Street. Pa. Sonny Pretty bl0IldC hair . . . characteristic laugh . . . artistic abllity gave us many posters . . . neat Casual appearance ' ' - 30061 pediatric nurse . . alwayS ready for fun. ARLENE E- HUBER Route 4, Lititz, Pa. 'QI-lubern Dependable and willing co-worker , , , at ease in the nursery . . . witty , . . blushes in an instant V . . . adds fun to any party . . . bookworm. VIRGINIA ANNE HUGHES A Palmyra, Pa. 66Ginny97 Pert and pronounced with her flaming tress- l es . . . has more jokes on her agenda than Carter's has liver pills . efficient in the operating room . . . iliobby, lack! MARY C. HUNTZINGER Lancaster, Pa. l , .l .' - '6'Huntz Always ,ready for a good time . . . char- , -acteristic giggle -,,,,,i 5-,gi strange knack for getting into trouble . . . hard to arouse in A.lVl .... impish grin. RUTH M. KAUFFMAN Landisville, Pa. HRuthie Likes swimming . . . asset to glee club . . owns a carl . . . avid sports fan . . . full of fun . . . optimistic . . . artistically inclined . . . corresponds with FSM . . . originality . . . excellent bedside manner. EDNA HERSHEY KEENER Route 1. Lititz. Pa. ulieeneri' Very conscientious . . . heart of gold . . ardent promoter of class projects . . . precise . . . studious nurse . . . thoughtful and friendly . . . liked maternity and pediatrics . . . sunny smile and cheer- ful disposition. Chas Psychiatry alld Tom her favorite subjects ' ' ' dark mYStCl'i0llS eyes . . . snappy dresser . . . quirk tems ' .. , . PCl6d and frank hut loyal friend to tlnm, who kmm ll6I' . . . loves to Clanpg. MARY ELIZABETH KoPP Manheim, Pa, 6'Maime Short , . . pert and vivacious . . . always has a gang in the blue Plymouth . . . interest lies in the U. S. Army . . . liked psychiatric nursing . . . friend- ly and talkative. MARGARET ANNE KRAUSS Coatesville, Pa. S'Peg,' Our pianist . . . short and Spunky . . . spare time spent with Paul or the gang in her '6Chevy ' . . . loves music and pinochle . . . liked Byberry . . . inseparable pal of '6Obie . PHYLLIS JOAN LOOSEMORE Lancaster, Pa. Gfloann The girl with the natural curl . . . 6'Oh, how I hate to get up in the morningli' . . . wardrobe- envy of all . . . would win a knitting relay. ESTHER LOIS LUTZ Elizabethtown, Pa. uLutz'7 Scholastically in the upper bracket . . . pride and joy, her niece and nephew . . . a wizz with a thread and needle . . . constantly considering others. MARGOT MAITLAND McCACHREN Columbia, Pa. HlVIarg,, A cute combination of merriment and ain- bition . . . magnetic personality . . . sleepy time gal . . . always ready for a game of pinochle . . . college lies ahead. JOAN DIANE MARTIN Honey Brook. lla 44 - 97 JOHHIC Our smallest member . . . short blonde lltlll . . . friendly . . . talkative . . . unlimited wardrobe . . future m ' ' ' ' ' - - y OI'tlCl3Il s WlfC . . . likes nuramg lll general . . always a friend when in need. ALBERTA MARIE IVIATHER Manheim, Pa. D UBert'7 Brown wavy hair . . . blue eyes . . . likes the operating room . . . can often be seen with Ray . . . always willing to give a helping hand . . . pleasant personality. BETTY JANE MAULFAIR Palmyra, Pa. NBetty7' ' Chatterbox . . . ardent hockey fan . . . domes- tically inclined . . . pessimistic outlook . . . up to date on the latest happenings . . . one of the chapel pianists . . liked polio. CHRISTINA J. MAX Quarryville, Pa. HChip', ,Independent thinker . . . delights in proving her point .p . . good teamwork . . . athletically inclined . . . spends most Hoff duty timen at home . . . is charioted to Quarryville via green f6Chevy.,7 SHIRLEY ANN MENTZER Ephfara, Pa. uShirl,' Beneath a quiet disguise lies sincerity and fun . . . cruises around in her uBuick . . . keen ear for music . . . tentative career in Public Health. VIVIAN ELIZABETH METZLER Mount Joy, Pa. 6'Liz Big brown eyes . . . quick on the trigger . . . capable nurse and leader . . . the tallest member of the class . . . excellent seamstress . . . pet-peeve Hhigli beelsf, HILDA LOUISE MILLER Route 2, Waynesboro. Pa. 'clVIiller Hypertensive . . . needs never to fear obesity . . . favorite pastime-driving the blue Ply- mouth I0 MOUIN .lOy . . . speaks opinions freely . . . uLady of the Lampw on Menls Surgical. I - E I BETTY LORRAINE MILLHOUSE Route 2, Columbia, Pa. c'Betty Likes to shop at Woolworths . . . nonchalant . . . enjoys ll-7 tour . . . punctual . . . has a hope chest . . . hobbies include knitting and embroidering . . . drives Clairis car . . . future housewife. MARGARET YVONNE MOORE New Providence, Pa. uVonnie,, A pleasure to work with . . . ardent lover of sports . . . a compound of wisdom and talent . . . originality supreme . . . prize possessions her c'O1d Ford and Beckf, RUTH IRENE MUELLER New Providence, Pa. Hliiuthiew Excitahle . . . not easily persuaded to change opinions . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . possesses a pleasant and smiling disposition . . . good classwork . . . likes working on Second West. RUTH S. OBERHOLTZER Mount Joy, Pa. uOlJie7' Dependability and stability crowns her per. sonality . . . friend to all . . . aim-a good nights sleep . . . nonchalant . . . future scrub nurse . . . cute dimples . . . autumn wedding. EVA MAE PETERS Route 2, Manheim, Pa. Nljetei' Music lover . . . excitable . . . college holds an appeal . . . small in stature . . . always in a hurry . . . everybody's friend . . . willing eo-worker . appreciates the simple things in life . . . enjoys reading. A U DREY AN N REIST Lititz. Pa. MAudie Crowning glory . . . ellicient . . . likeable . - ' meinlier of May Court . . . possessor vitality plus . . . plans for at career in of vim. vig0l' and the navy. FRANCES FAYE RICE Kirkwood, Pa. 6'Fran,, Mischievous eyes . . . feet that like to dance . . . nightly epistles to John . . . loves children . . . worry wart . . . conscientious nurse. MARY N. RISSLER Route 1, Gap, Pa. 66Ritz,9 Unique giggle . . . quiet unobtrusive manner . . . sews a fine seam . . . one of those fortunate car ' owners . . . yen for travel . . . psychiatric nursing holds anvappeali V WILMA MAE SEABER Lititz, Pa. 1f 'fwilman Pleasant disposition . . . willing Worker . . . our class president . . . frank and outspoken . . . loves pinochle . . . can be seen driving uBessie7' . . 'often seen with aflbiew and uAudie.', MIRIAM H. SHAUB Route 4, Lancaster, Pa, 46Shaubie,' Pet-peeve 'ccare studies, two in three weeksw . . . motherly instincts . . . gives free advice . . . at home in the kitchen . . . frequent trips to Reading. MARGARET LOU SHEAFFER Terre Hill, Pa. ullflargw Appetite of a He-man . . . carefree . . . jokster . . . earned pin-money selling cards . . . first to sport a diamond . . . future lies with her football team? 77 TAMSON JANEL SHIRK Manheim, Pa' Wllarnw Sparkle in her eye and sparkler on her finger . . . habitual late-comer . . . rhythmic toes . . - has a knack for losing things . . . dresses attractively. AUDREY ESTHER SINGER Maytown, Pa, Aud', Loves to sleep . . . Queen of the Octopii Projectl' . . . always giggling . . . hale and hearty look . . . shares a car with her sister . . . characteristic gait. ELVA JEAN SLAYMAKER Gap, Pa. Gfleanniela Faithful correspondent . . . reserved . . . jet black hair and sparkling eyes . . . efficient nurse . . t plans and spends time wisely . . . member of 'Tuture House-wives of Americaf, LILLIAN MAE SMOKER lntercourse, Pa. 'GSmokey', Question box . . . inquisitive plus . . . ability to forget . . . easy going . . . likes to paint and draw . . . always ready for a good time . . . liked night duty on Men,s Surgical. PATRICIA ANN STEINMAN New Holland, Pa. 4tPat', Regular recipient of letters from Germany , , adaptable memory . . . assumes responsibility well . . , future bride . . . sports lover . . . studiously inclined . . . beautician of L. G. H. DOROTHY JEAN STRAUSS Myerstown, Pa. HDottie Tall, dark complexioned . . . talented pianist . . a loyal friend . . . has a distinctive dutch accent . . . hopes to take a trip to Mass. some dayll . . . likes surgical nursing. VIRGINIA ANN THOMAS Columbia. P11 uGinny,, Sweet dis ' ' ' -position . . . navy brown lnnr . . effici - 5 ' . - - ent conscientious nurse . . . alnays Sllllllllg . . :refers o . - ' . , - . I lDQtCtllC nursing . . . xery do1nvstn'ute'd . . . J fri , -- .- end of everyone . . . part of tht. --:ml gum!- EDNA S. TYSON Lawn, Pa. Hliddiew Never in a hurry . . . reticent . . . tidy . . . excells in domestic arts . . . who holds the interest in Michigan? . . . swimming enthusiast . . . Whiz at chemistry. BETTY LGU WAGNER Roaring Springs, Pa. Mliouw Attracted to the opposite sex . . . future mater- nity nurse . . . cute hair styles . . . always available for Pinochle . . . enjoys social activities . . . a bright and cheery nurse. MIRIAM RUTH WEAVER Route 1, Washington Boro, Pa. ulVIi1n7' Life is just a bowl of cherries . . . a humor- ous greeting for everyone . . . striving to finish a pair of argyles . . . active president of Christian Nurses Fellowship. SCOTT XVjQSl,,l'lY Roulc Z. l'lullu1mfl. lid, HWQ-35 Cute dimples . . . naturally waxy hair with that ujust CO1lllJ6d,7 look . . . passionate low fur E. ll? aim-one strike per game . . . fond ul matcrnitx nursing. BARBARA ANN WHITE Ruulc l. lfplirulu. Pa 413619677 Always willing to lvml a liclping ligiml . Many food arouncl'?i7 . . . tups for Cl0l7Ol14'lL1l'llllf' . . leisure hours spent rcading ur sleeping . . . lq1xso1'iti speciality-obstetrics. Hll'l'H A. WORST A X, ' lmiilil ll 1.4. I ' YH-4 5 Q V i . liusty Pi-ll n IH-rky ...plays ll sux . . . mms lrivml Uumlli ' ' - WNW' f'U'NNHl'lx4'l' , , . iwlwililimns . . . 1'lPN'l ' ' ' Sll'ml flwlw- - . . lllllllillll Iimlvr vnsx ll l . . plivzism' . . . llflsllyl MN. BGARD OF DIRECTURS J esse C. Snavely, Jr., President I. Graybill Weidman, Vice President John G. Hershey, Secretary Robert Y. Garrett, Jr., Treasurer John B. Eshelman, Assistant Treasurer Kendig G. Bare Joseph M. Breneman Arthur E. Brown A. G. Bucher Baymond D. Buckwalter Simon A. Cantor John H. Carter Harry B. Coyle James G. Dunlap Mrs. Elmer Delp Paul M. Grubb E. T. Hager Lowell G. Halligan Byron K. Horne, Ph.D. Leslie S. Hubbard George S. Mann Michael G. Moore Paul A. Mueller Richard Oblender G. N. Painter S. G. Pontius, M.D E. Day Bessler G. L. Snavely G. Theodore Storb M. H. Warnock Samuel S. Wenger Joseph C. Wentz HONORABY MEMBERS Albert H. Fritz John l. Hartman J. A. Maxwell Milton H. Banok .lohn F. Steinman F. L. Suter NURSING SCHUOL COMMITTEE Mr. A. G. Bucher, Chairman Mrs, Paul Mueller Dr. Donald G. Smelzer Mrs. John I. Hartman Dr. Byron K. HOIHC Dr. Jos. Appleyard Mr. G. N. Painter Thirty-36116 HE QF DEP RT , ., ..,. V .,,. .- - J' 2 - ' s. - 13 2--f z2:1u1: r1r:E'.i 'i ,1f5?i5?'1-:I53Z2: g '1' f F V ! .' ,. ' , ' , f '.-:5Rcl1?':-1212511:riciirgiz-gg.-'ji-' ': 51+,5:'1'31g2'7 . ,i:5:2'l2f:f:2'f!gIf251- ',Ig2g'g5,',.,--I ' ' 535f.7:2f:3Qii5!5g1Q5+,-g bv' 'fl - ' ' 3 QCBVWW'-f . 2325.-'12-E'Ef:4 - Y V e f L . 5:1 f 4 2 . V ' ' r 1. 7 1.-sQzE.,.'-V 1:2' : E 5:Q1f1-152'-1. Jyzsflef f ' gy. .-' , . ,:': :f5725'f15Ii?-7 -7 V113 . 'fc' S-zilyzii-' '.ef .2:F' ,.:x,,,y,vk- - ',- ,. ,.,f . .. . ,, ,.,,,,., ., ,. .,,,.. 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R.N., Miss Janet Moodie, R.N., Miss Helen Chance, R.N., Miss Alma Engle, R.N., Miss Esther M. Neidermyer, R.N., Miss Hilda E. Stauffer, R.N. Miss Bair, RN. ..... .... W 077161138 Surgical Warrf Miss Billmeyer, R.N. -- ............... E.E.N.T. Miss Chance, R.N. --- ---Private Mea7z'cinC MTS- DiUgS, RN. --- ---- Private Surgical Miss Engle, R.N. -- ---.---jlyGl'6l'III.I l' MTS. Hartnlan, BNN. -- ------ Centra! Aquplpl-Y Miss Kensingef, R.N. -H ---117181138 Surgical Wa1'1f Miss Moodie, RN., RS. -- - ---. -PcJ1f1'qt,.1't,S Miss Neiderniyer, R.N. -- - -- ..----- N11 1'sv1'-x' Miss Ney, R.N. ----- -..-C11l0l'fIlI.lIg' Ruonz Miss Staufler R.N . , ' - - ' .-.- -l7ISfJl'IISlII'-3 WY of Miss Olpeffluth, R.N. lAl3sent,l --- l7I.9lI7l'll9lIl'l' T11 fl LV-w'gl1l I I HEAD NU S w Seated: Left to Right-Mrs. Mildred Heywood, Miss Ruth Thompson, Mrs. Betty Hershey, Miss Anna Sauder, Miss Vija Borsteins, Mrs. Ruth Binkle. Standing CL-RD: Miss Eva Alexander, Miss Jean Schmeider, Mrs. Flo Sigman, Mrs. Viola Eby, Miss Miriam Replogle, Mrs. Marjorie Gangemi, Miss Nancy Bard, Miss Patricia Edgerly, Miss Janet Burkholder, Miss Jean Harple, Mrs. Johanne Wertz, Miss Marian Engle, and Miss Esther Lutz. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. T Alexander, R.lN. - - Bard, R.N. .... Binkle, HN. --- Borsteins, RN. - - - Burkholder, HN. Ehy, HN. ..... Edgerly, HN. -- Engle, R.N. .... Gangemi, HN. - Harple, HN. ..... Heywood, RN. -- Hershey, R.N. --- Lutz, R.N. ...... Replogle, HN. -- Sauder, HN., BS Schmeider, HN. Sigman, HN. - - - Thompson, HN. Wertz, HN. .... ----Operating Room ---------Pediatrics ., ---Operating Room - ------- Third East ---Receiving Ward ---- - --Second Central ----Merfs Medical Ward -------Delivery Room ---Fourth East - - ------- Third Qld ----Formula Room ------Cystoscopy ----Delivery Room ,------------Fourth West ----Womengs Medical Ward --------------Third New ----Second West -------Second East ----Delivery Room Thirty-nine Mrs. Nancy TiI1glCYv R-N-7 BS' l'll'l'Sf Assistant Director Nursing mul Nursing bervltce Miss Freda Roseman, HN. Second Assistant Director of Nursing and N11 rsing Service f....,..... Mrs. Cllrisline Wacle, R.N., BS. Clinical Instructor INISTRATIVE srtxrr Facult Cf The School Of Nursing 1955--19 6 Mr. Russell Rupp, HN., BS. Mrs. Barbara Oxerlj S Ezlztcational Director and Instructor in H1010 lm! SHBHCCS Science Instructor MISS Btjalfict' l'lll9Y, R.N., BS, Miss llcmimllx l ml lx N lr Iflfl1i1'f1l l'lSfl'lll'fUl' l orly fjfllllll 1 DMINISTRATIVE STAFF Faeult Of The Sehool Uf Nursing E955-19 6 Mr. Charles Holzinger, MA. Instru,c'for of Psychology gaiggf J , , , at 1 .--'-' ze-V ' Mrs. Anna Lamborn, BS., MS., A.D.A. lnslruolor of Die! Therapy ? Miss Janet Moodie, R.N., B.A., BS. Pefliatrics Instruotor Dr. John D. Helm, Jr. Sr-lzool Ph,VSl'l'l'llll Forty-one Mrs. Margaret Preston, HN., BS Mr. Ivan Lefevre, MS. Instructor in Sociology Miss Miriam Montgomery, RN. Health Nurse A MINISTRATIVE TAFF Facult Of T116 School Gf Nursing c 1955--19 6 OM Mrs. Dorothy Roeder, RN. Nursing Arts Instructor f 1 .N. Miaa Elizabeth Keenan, RN. Maas Mary Kendig, RN. MIS' Ida May Gochenauef' R f Ward Teacher Ward Teacher Ward Teacher w 1 Miss Noncy Wilkey. RN. Miss Helm M. Edgar. RN.. BS. 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Martha MeQuate ff Doris Manning Margaret Martin Erma lllellinger Arlene NIWTS Edith NP ..ll...-1 Anna Mary Nolt Shirley Heed Thelma Reed JUH11 RVN Forty-fire Wanda Richardson Bertelle Rintz Sara Risser Arlene Rutt Barbara Shaffer Charlotte Shenk Geraldine Shenk Sarah Singer Anita Speck Marian Sterling 'Phoebe Strickler Eleanor Stroup Nora Sweigart Grace Thompkins Shirley Trostle Roberta Wanner liuth Wenger Anna Wilhelm Claire Wilkinson Virginia Wittick Marian Wolgeiiiiitli Nliss Wilkey Miss 'hll'XLlll4lltl' i I a ai I PRE-CLIN CA 5 l l 1 l l I 1 1 Q A A : 5 t, , NN, .,x, ,. Q G, s- f 2 0, 1 A , . 1 - : Y 'I .sf ,Q 31 .A 1 J i Q . . Left to right-First Bow, Misses Mary Glackin, Harriet Snyder, Cynthia King, Marjorie Boyd, Anna J. Long, and Donna Sager. Second Bow, Misses Eleanor Caskey, Carol Getz, Lois Mann, Roberta Eberly, and Alice Walter. Third Bow, Misses Alma Bair, Audrey l. Sense-nig, Frances Gibson, Kay Acosta, and Joan Bangert. Fourth Row, Misses Barbara Bachman, Ann Greineder, Geraldine Zerbe, Virginia Mylin, and Barbara Bufienmeyer. Fifth Bow, Misses Judy Allison, Marilyn Long, Jean Winter, Audrey Cope, Phyllis Montgomery, and Jean Hawk. Sixth Row, Misses June Hershey, Miriam Weaver, Verna Sweigert, Marian Plank and Loretta Garlin. Seventh Row, Misses Barbara Sharp, Agnes Bosenfield, Johanna Bard, and Jean C. Long. Eighth Bow, Misses Betty Martin, Pauline Steller, Esther Beed, Janet Seither, and Sandra Kilhefler. Ninth Row, Misses Janet Pelurie, Joan Martin, Bernice Book, and Etta Sherrick. Tenth Bow, Misses Deanna Faddis, Lucille Bowman, Helen Grubb, Ruth Tornquist, and Mardelle Showalter. Eleventh Row, Misses Judith Linville, Eva Buckwalter, Audrey F. Sensenig, and Mary Ann Stoltzfus. Left to right-Left Wing, Misses Joan Kautz, Phyllis Stack, Johanne Henry, Ethel Ross, Betty Novak, Mary Ann Timozek, Jean Paul, Faye Wise and Ruth Gettle. Right Wing, Misses Helen Miller, Carol McHenry, Doris Bruckhart, Helen Freeland, Meredith Hoover, Verna Gibble, Jane Lesher, Lois Martin, and Shirley McClosky. Miss Lilly-Class Advisor ASS PDE Three long years have already PHSSCCI by, And a graduate nurse now am I- Nly student days seemed mighty 101155, And there wasnlt much time for dance and song? But as I stop and glance back into the p-'EISIQ The time really did go very fast. Why, I remember that very first day When none of us knew exactly what to say, And I remember when we gave each other baths, Boy, that was good for lots of Iaughsl Oh yes, the first day that we went on the floor, When we thought we couldn't possibly learn any more. And the parties given us at Christmas and Halloween, I know we all agree that they were pretty keen. Then came all the new things that we had to learn to do, Like giving enemas, inserting catheters and injecting needles too. Oh! something that I canat forget to include Is the series of tests we had, that made life seem so crude. We'll all always remember that extremely glorious night, When one by one we each received our pert little caps of white. After Capping came Diet Kitchen where we Wrote diet after diet, And the problems we had getting Diabetics to eat really were a riot. Our next adventure was the Operating Room where the main problem was sterile technique, And where our attempts at putting up the canopy were very often quite unique. Then came our days in Maternity, where the mothers with their babies were the main attraction, While we..the student nurses. worried about changing diapers, giving bedpans and 7 counting each contraction. Our next twelve weeks were spent in Children's Ward, where vomiting and diarrhea seemed to prevail, 7 Y T 46 , . O And Im sure ue ll all recall Nurse, a drink of water pleasew as their constant wall. By this .time we thought we had experienced everything, but then we Went on affiliation, To sp-ipselplfe us Xtlgiiltieirned like three months of nightmares, but to the others it But all in all I canlt complain. And if I had to, I would do it all over again, For to be a good nurse and help those in need Is worth all the hard work and studying indegd! As I need as much knowledge and experience as I can acquire, In order to become a registered nurse my greatest desire L' 5 By: Ruth Worst Forty-eight 1955-56 INTERNES 1 Left to Right-David L. Bucher, MD., Ronald B. Laukaitis, M.D., Cianni E. Picco, MD lStandingl, Willianl B. Landis, M.D., Harold A. Speirs, M.D., Willialll T. Holland, Jr., MD David L. Bucher, M.D. ......-......................- --- Quarryville, Pa Hahnemann Medical College William T. Holland. MD. ........................... --- Lancaster, Pa. - fefferson Medical College William B. Landis, M.D. .......................... -- --- Lancaster, PH- Halmemann Medical College Ronald B. Laukaitis, MD. ,,.,.........,. ..a........, E -- Lancasw, Pa- Hahnemann Medical College Gianni E. Pioco, M.D, -,,..,...... ............ .--- ------ - - - L3HC35tC1'v Pa- University of Zurich, Switzerland Harold A, Speirs, M,D, ,,-,-...... .......... ...------ - - - Haddfmfieldv N' fefferson Medical College Forty-nine . r fo s DR. LANDIS DR BUCH P R HOLLAND 1955 5 I TERNES T:,A DR. LAUKAITIS fizfsk i Q DR. PIC CO DR. 9PEIhS Fi, ty R . -15 2 EE , DR. . ,N if I - I ' '2 - '-' f I 11 l t I 1A I V w X 41 In , ' ' A Q X V -...,.,. f- ,, QW 1 2,A . ' HN 2 ua' 2 ' ,.. EJ ,K Q 5 43 7 8 I f ,K ax NL D0 T011 Fifty-one DQ TDR wmwqv. . Q-xxtfw 1 1ff4':Q3ZrE':.' V f I , 1 mm. :'s:a.::1.,:-:-z:,S::-v-- ' . H . V ,..,.. ,.., V ,--V1-1--za--:v-Qs:-V1-:f-,:-z.V-, - z.:-5 ,Q-, ,-:gi 4 om ,, ,J Q. V L I ,,, X -:- W- R-we x EF S- ' ffl . -, , X -f V, . , X' .9-f. 1 ' ' ' - xx ' -1 1 AX L 5 ' ' six: f 1:5342 ig? ' W' aw-Nw Fifty'-two Q., -1- 'iq J ,L .M g ki:-:.:4::25L ' ay 2 if afaeqzziz, , -511 ,5 , ,Y and SUR G E XQXN 5' YQ 2 sl SURGICA STAFF NURSES as n Seated, left to right, Miss C. Reese, Mrs. J. Gaul, Miss J. Hively, Miss D. Glick, and MiSS L- KBUCT- Standing, left to right, Mrs. M. E. Johnson, Mrs. G. Supplee, Miss E. Hess, Mrs. K. Eddins, Miss J. Starr, Mrs. B. Ulrich, Miss A. Kreider, Miss M. Floyd, Miss M. HeagY, Mrs. .l- DCPCW, and Miss F. Mundorf. SURGICAL My anticipations of apost-opn patient care soon became lost in reality. How was l to know about the q. KL h. dressings or which drainage bottles you changed faithfully and which ones you never touch! l have found that it didnit take long to learn these procedures. Shortly l found myself doing daily routines. Catheterizations, enemas, gumco suction, l.V.'s, dressings, BXP, and preps seem to fit into the schedule just as easily as the morning bath l first learned. Then when l was working 3-ll and ll-7 tours, l found that efficiency along with orff ' fl' A ' ' C,E1Il1Zr.t10l'l is as important to the patlentns comfort and progress. Fifty-four EDICA TAFE NURSES First Row-left to right, Mrs. A. Schrite, Mrs. T. Tyndall, Miss M. A. Sidler, and Miss XI. I-Ieagy. Second Row-left to right-Miss R. Hartzler, Miss A. Miller, Miss M. Creenawalt, and Mrs. M. Sheehan. MEDICINE 7 lYeXt weeks, rotation is postedl I go to Third West. Wlell, if it must be medicine. Im glad its there. I was told I wouldnit like it too well but-I guess they were wrong 'cause I do! As a nurse I found medicine to mean good nursing care with an abundance of patience flavored with smiles. The visions of O-2 tents, bedsides, aspirators, IV7s, and the like fade away as I recall the day Harry, our beloved coronary occlusion, sat out on a chair, the day Lizzie, the little lady with a CVA, walked to the door and back, and the day George, our ulcer patient, received cream soup instead of milk and cream for dinner. I soon learned that medical nursing could be very hard. There were times when we thought we'd never wade through the endless lists of medications, treatments, and bells. Remember those nerve racking mornings that never gave you a chance to get anything done? Then one recalls those long slow evenings when all of a sudden things began to pop-Mary went into a diabetic coma, and little, confused Joe thought he must pack up and go home! . . . yes, it was time to be putting patients to bed but-? l What about the night you had a death and an admission at 1I:3O? How about the day para-typhoid hit Lancaster? We had lots of fun on medical service. I don't think any one of us would give up that experience. We learned how to carry out the basic principles of good bedside nursing care and we also learned much about the worlds most interesting subject- The Patient. Fifty-five W gr A Wong NXQMCQAX 61195 Sz ' Q - rglffa XY Omen x I Ward MEDIC L-SURGIC RDS MMI ' l'1'Hff'3 3111 F1'fz'y-sz'x WYCHE Medica W af d P O W- M A .2 1,Qf5mg:1,:,-.,:.m:mm-M ' 2 I ' ' Hanna j D61'vis01- ZAIPAHI Vvn l 1 , 'A' HI S Orderlies , , 1 rs. AU. Hilt R N W Beadxy H. rlhlmx , .,,.,s, lib, ..,:.,.,1.: .- an -- wg .5 Q 1 Bl E 14 EE I h Orderlies C. Gross - G. Weaver - G. Brillhart - W. Beachy wx., '-Q U. fl I gy 01fl'0S f P 'Gaz' , ICAJQ Fiffy-sezfen YU? N . XXX 'x. Afxw LY hx. KJH X C096 . YK-' ' R SNA l'1'fIy-ez gh! SENI M7 '5 w-...,.,,,, - '-'www-Q., w-Q-4--1--ww X If-. POLIO DEP RT EN xi ,. A Y Saw- ,qv ,WH .,-. .:. . api ,QWQMW I ,,,,,,.,,,,., vw '-gszzz., ., .4.g: 1,3-V .4 . - 2: W?1'1w--, ,,- uf! 5 W i ,.. 3 55:7 :21 '35557':fE:3E:1'1: .,,., :Q 4 ' i f 1 . Vili 7 7'w,, Sixty . 4. an fi 5 L ' f , v.:5?Q??wz RATING ,Q OQQ' 0044 I if ia, i '1 ,.,, ' xYl lb , X g J! OPER TI ROOM I 2 4 . fe' , ig ' ' ,. as J' , , ! fd I U ' Q in N mm, x xx. i Q ts 9 . A X .5 V X X ga . First Row-left to right, Mrs. D. Fontana, Miss M. McGinnis, Miss P. O'Reilley, Mrs. E. Kyle, gi Miss P. Creswell, and Miss L. Yoder. 2 Second Row-left to right, Miss A. Keller, Miss D. Rote, Mrs. G. Fancovic, and Mr. R. Brinser. Absent-Miss H. Landis. ff 2 OPERATING ROOM A How well I can remember that first day in the O. Rl While everyone was scurrying around, I just Watched in bewilderment. Soon I was scrubbing and assist- ing with the Mopsw and setting up the canopy with its instruments and supplies I never thought that Hbreaking suturen and passing instruments would someday be routine for me. Kellys, Allises, Oschners, and Babcocks soon seemed to look familiar and have some meaning for me . . . . .9 As a circulating nurse, I remember how difficult it was to overcome the tempta- v 0 - . . . tion of lending a helping hand to the scrub nurse with the sterile supplies. Then when I was in the midst of replacing supplies in the O. Rfs on my 3-II tour, I encountered my first stat. This was my chance to participate in the Whole operating procedure- from the selection of instruments, to cleaning up after the surgery was completed. . ll2,ZQfj ' I Sixty-two I These, among other things, are memories I carry with me of the operating room CY TO Com CANIDID PE ATI Roo 1 CANDIDS ' fi -I 1 1.4 ,xp5gW,,.-.11-faz2'fgwze::gg9-,Q 41:1-:-A 4222 5 .Q , X ,MV 5 x A ' 4 Y :-. 'V 1 Mm E THETISTS Lcfl In right, S. Milcllt-ll. B. Xlilclu-ll, ll. Bucllann, J. Grossman, J. Reed, A. Hughes, E. Hill, NI. Graham, F. Hubright. S. Parinu 1gXbsm1tJ l huns-L E TR L SUPPLY DEPARTM N ,May get ,.f l f Q- Q . ,A, ,, N Szkly-fo Ll r EY ERNSIL AND THRo T Cataracts, muscle resections, T and A's-all these and many more Z l can remember as valuable eXp6f1' ence gained on EENT. One of 1115' favorite pastimes was making cot- ton sponges, wrapping cotton ballS and eye patches. Every morning YOU could find me dusting and cleaning the OR's. l found to my 3111329 ment how interesting delicate 6319 operations and bloody T and A5 really could be. Feeding and caring for cataract patients during their sightless days helped make H115 training more realistic. PHARMACY PHYSHITHERAPY L BGR TORY STAFF First Bow-left to right, Miss B. Will, Mrs. C. Bechtel, Miss B. Frantz, Miss B. Sliirl-1 Miss A. Shank, and Mrs. M. Pfautz. I Second Row-left to right, Mrs. N. Hoehn, Mrs. A. Hartman, Miss D. Myers, Miss B Benner, Miss M. Dilling, and Mrs. A. Benner. PAT OLOGY w l 1 Ann Over, Mn - W. M. ofnonneii, Mn. Sl'A'ly-Six Ll 4 -:A Z 2 IXRAY DEPARTME T 5. Sc P E. Exlii XID PKR Y FF First Row-left to right, Miss M. E Walker, Miss M. Wagner, Mrs. M Bachman, Mrs. D. Ullian, Miss D Hohman, and Mr. C. Herr. Second Row-left to right, Miss P. Brill, Mrs. D. Clarli, Miss H. Hoi fecker, Miss M. Harsh, Miss S. Swope, and Mr. J. Slerzen. Y., . . 'Mig PORTER l,Ull to riglil-Mr. lf. Carry, and Mr. C. Morrison. Sixty-seven ROUN THE HOSPIT ll R J E553-,:, .'.1.-:1-I-2315: 1.2.x-1--42: sfzzrzrzv:-:r:,:2,. ' ' 'Q 'X f '1 I-':ff:f-E 52:55- - Q-:z f -ox. - ' M ?'5 - 'Q-A?v1f:-P rf-I+:fries:-1:3-gg-.eq-:X-:fy .1-1.51111-Q:-P.-.5-.-.. ' 11525555 . X- ., av A+-,ia.::a1.::::.::.. ww. t . V. 22:1i121ff11F'2f1': 2-1:2 4 ' - ,.... A , .,.. N.-,-: --,., ,.,,,.,-+:.::.,.:1:5?5 A . ,A I , , ., A . .V ov xt-ri I . cw. 'Q 539 .N-we .. ..4: -,::,5,:5,::. Wm WM ww 5 E' 1s 0 t 5 TER ITY FF .r g fc -5 . . Q' A r ii: ff 3' .t Ef +1 . i. dd . Q k an a I. . I... Q: N Z swwxs lg at i 'ft -V M -' A zl' l 'A .- 'R 5 Wag.. Seated, left to right, Mrs. S. McGarvey, Mrs. P. Kurtz, and Miss A. Vfhite. Standing, left to right, Mrs. S. Stoner, Mrs. J. Henneberger, Miss B. Heiss, Mrs.. K. Trego Mrs. P. Eichler, Mrs. L. Reed, Mrs. B. Sample, Mrs. B. Becker, Mrs. N. Young, Miss B. Hess OBSTETRICS My sixteen weeks in maternity will always be a memorable experience! From the very first confusing day to the last thrilling moment l realized the important part obstetrics plays in our period of nursing education. I'1l never forget the thrill of watching that first delivery and the tiny white bundle of joy that cried and cried. Bemember the night there was only one empty bed left in maternity. Those full moons. Floor duty was fun. Taking care of ha h used to get under foot. g ppy mot ers and proud fathers who The nursery will always hold a bright spot for me Those little mit . es were so much fun to hold. Changing diapers, taking temps, weighing, getting that last ounce down were daily tasks that held fascination for me. There will always be an obstetrics department and l know a great many students are making plans to work there as graduate nurses. Seventy I WHER E LH? cms ,J , l ia! Seventy-one MATER ITY ii in Seventy-Iwo QQUXATR ,C S Q K fr! po 'ff xa. I Y K.: Z Q QQ X 'J X X I X l! ' ,f PEDIATRICS l I played a three part role of nurse, mother and father while working on Childrens: Ward. After visiting hours I enacted my maternal role by consoling the child and finding some toy with which to divert his attention. By instilling strength, discipline, and security I fulfilled my paternal role. As a nurse I became a playmate and friend thus obtaining their respect and co-operation. I helped cure their physical ills by mixing pills with 'cgooeyw cartose, and gave those little Mhee-stingsi' in the form of hypos. To ease the feverish child I spent many eve- nings forcing tea and kool-ade and administering tepid sponge baths. I'11 never forget the GG I received prior to working in polio, also those typhoid boosters which were of value during the para-typhoid epidemic. Dips, gowns, masks -the never ending isolation routine. All this and more was packed into my eight hour Working day on Childrens, Ward. S6I,'0I1f.V-f0I1T EVER wx HULL CME Q33 amz'-1' I axigggul. V,.A.V,.., ,.g. S eventy- fue A TWQFQLD LIFE-MOTHER-NURSE 552355555 1 SYCHIAT WY rldlf II , - at f I l jflff lu QP HI TRICS , .. ., M , . . -,1 - ,, :-2211, 12252 'vf-f1.4.'.-2--z.5.1.::x:- I .. ., ........... , :..,.,4.:..., . ,.::a2:5-2:2Ef:5:5- 2-a11::rs'Aa:-: :. . ..'::.,-'-as--I.. 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Psychiatry, psychology, ward conferences, and assignments certainly kept me occupied for a while. Who knows the difference-paranoid, catatonic, or hebephrenic? They all seemed the same to me. But gradually, Mthe light began to dawnw and I found psychiatric nursing to be interesting and challenging. I even began analyzing myself and diagnosing all the people on the subway and the buses. Never to be forgotten were those frequent parties and gab sessions, when I compared notes with students from the ten other nursing schools. I will always treasure the many new friends I made, and the experiences we shared. How we all enjoyed those exciting shopping trips in down-town Phila., when many of us ex- perienced our first breathless ride on the subway and the HEI . Best of all, I recall those fourteen weekends off and those tri over much too soon. ps to and from Byberry. 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A few moments later l was confronted by an unbelievable amount of files. Here l contacted many patients of varying ages and illnesses. Mrs. McMurray is of valuable assistance in interpreting ways and means of helping those less fortunate. Upon leaving this department l have gained my first real insight of Public Health Nursing. .-1 ' :.2:.-:rg-x1g:g5s:g. f -'wf f' a:1:1:s-3 .,. ma, -f1:sf.1 1:,.1:, 2:1-'.1:1-2-a-e.':2,:-z-2:-:- 1,31 ' 'I''f :1N'iE5E12E 'GIQ1-532' ..,'-::5::-.jiiszssizis1a:::a:5Eif'2:.S'f:f 3512111 .. 1. f .. e ,lg -If--: .. 2-'.::.'::1,..-QNX .V . . . K l' lg 22.15I1Igig-g.g:u:15:3-3.:Qiii' ' . fr- - -f1:2:1.a:2r2::i:E5:31.-fri.: Y ai'11-':1E-11:11:25: :-2i2fs2:m. I' 1 ,,..,,,,, .,...... .'-:-asm-:a:z.. N '-X 1 ,N M ,,...X V S xX N. .. .V--rwmsxxx .. Arcs .. . ..... ., ., sxkxs Q. -x..1s.N X. .,,. ,. r . '.,.2 Mlss Ethel WOlgGH1lIfl1, HN. Mrs. 'Elizabeth Mcllfurray, HN. Dispensary Nurse l i Social Service Eighty-two CALL! Eiglzty-flzree ' .'fEi?'5:55f:fEi:5- f..- 'ff 1 r . f...f:, :a:-.: :-: ':-1 r'2f 1 1 ' - ri .fX r 1 I DIETICIANS Seated, left to right, Miss E. Roberts, and Miss J. Homan. Standing, left to right, Miss M. McMaster, Mrs. A. Lamborne, and Mrs. A. Kloidt. I crvt ,Y was as , DI T KIT HE Here l learned the importance of special diets to individual patients. l learned how to calculate and weigh accurately all foods served to diabetics and those on low calorie diets. Each patient re- ceived so many grams, no more, no less. l often begged the diabetic patients to eat everything they were served, in order to help them get well. The salt free diets looked so appetizing to me, but the patients still would ask for salt. l cannot forget making special nourishments, such as custards, junkets, milkshakes and varco formula. As for those extra pounds l gained while in Diet Kitchen, they didngt come from drinking varco formula! I Eiglzfy-foglr f Px Q n f 5 0 0 H 1 1 g 9 f WN , 11 5 XM , 2 Za I 1 P 1 I 1 i , H K J 1 I . V i I M 5 1 f Q Q A The i hten ale Pled e I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from what ever is deleterious and mischiev- ous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those com- mitted to my care. kiirn I me afismbr or mfasim X me izgeneasar, Hsizffsmmzl ' fmflifirs you gg l f me casemaii axsaeisgg l wi 5515? l Q ZW-'W liliilwliitftiikl 3'fS,?i3EN'E3 ' Twgfsiazf EVQf?333fQ5, imma itil-1, J eff QQQMSQSQQW -6 HEEKESEL mir -f -A M4 f. .- ,4,-4 . vw. Q,Av2,3CN M-'U mmmgaui we T625 L- 'L.sra Eva1'n l remember those solemn words which l said with my classmates on our capping night. A lot has happened since that memorable event and lim sure none of us.would change any of 1t. Through h l f hat all the happy moments and the sad we have proudly worn our caps which stand as a sym o o W We have accomplished thus far and also for the standards and ideals for which we are still strivlng. E iglz ty-seven IPP' 21lg?9'Jc11!gLlg . gg ls. M1...l. E 1 '9A11 9111 191 6191991111 O 699111 1111111-4911155 1su99 110111 A1110 19111 QOBSCI 111 5119111 2111111190111 9691111111 9111 11111011 19:1 A91 Su1u111s 9 spu9s 19111 9dOl1 UI 31101111 19110 S11d11m111 19111 191111 111 42110119 1:Ju9 1991113 111191 SCI9931 19111 5110111 111 4A119d11109 1919913 4199019 UI 99111 1111111 1111s E90u9119d A111 9111 LIOBSLL 'ABM PIBMQIIIOLI 9111 111 1119111 9111113 191111 21919 O1 1001 1119111-1191111 SLI1 9111 11399111 291101 10 1110111 S111u111M 19919 911109 1111 9110111 O1 119911 10 111019 9111 9111 CIISH '9199 10 1E9ANS 9111 41101 10 u1911s 97.11-L 19901 9111 d1911 f19199s 11111 9111 1191 S9911 99111195 10 s1119d A111101 111 99111 1111111 3119111 9111 191 4l91SBW 0 QNOS TOOHDS -You discontinue REMEMBER Warm? -We took our first step inside Fondersmith? -You had Saturday and Sunday off? -You got up at 2 ANI. to study for a test? -We slammed the coors in Fondersmith? -Our first day on the floors? -We were on call our first ear ? ? D Y C ue to the snowl l66TE1I11,,, when scrubbed, picked u a fr f p sponge rom the OR. floor? -HBecky'7 fell asleep taking an achievement test? d tae l.V. that was supposed to be continued? -You threw away a ustatj' cath urine specimen? -You mopped Women's Surgical Ward? -ulVIim? got a glucose back rub? -WArmy', was capped in lVI.S.W.? -You shaved instead of clipped for Dr. Pontius, patients? -HBlanche fainted during her first dressing? -ulVlaulfair,' siphoned back an enema into an emesis basin? -HTud emptied flower water into the sterilizer? -ulVlerce? went to Mrs. Kistleris class without her apron on? -You went swimming after ED. and almost got caught? -You got three patients during your first night on night duty? -You had your first death on nights? -You worked with Bird, Seaber or Thomas? -HClaire', got on duty at 10:30 instead of l0:00? fWho forgot to call you?l -You worked night duty and the clocks turned back? -uGinny,7 admitted a patient to the wrong bed on 2nd West? -You took the narcotic keys off duty? -HlVlarg', put salt in the meringue instead of sugar? -We went sunbathing on the roof? CNot maternityj , -You had to keep awake on night duty? -Those one olclock passes? -You worked until 1 A.lVI. because of the dance and had to get up for 6:20 AM. chapel? -Dr. Farmer almost fell over a toy in Childrengs Ward? -Paratyphoid raged through the Hospital? -We played Pinochle after E.D.? -The utrach tube on Kidis Yifard came out and you didnit have a trouiseau dilator? -You got your black band? -You packed your suitcase to quit? -We met 4'Venus? and uGeorge,, at Byberry? -You tried to go off duty before 3:30 PNI. at Byberry? -A gang of kids went out for eats in their slips and P.J.,S lC03t5 mol MAY 10th, THE DAY WE GRADUATED ? ? ? Eighty-nine I Y CLASS WILL We the graduating Class of '56 willingly bequeath our few remaining possessions, . - - ' - ' iors. memorable experiences and idlosyncrasies to the on coming sen To those on affiliation go our thirteen consecutive weekends of rest. W3 leavg our torn hairnets and unpolished worn out shoes to the juniors. Oar tornoan tape uniforms we give to the sewing house menders to use as patc CS. UI' SCHIOT stripes go willingly to the seniors of 57. We hereby dutifully hope that our following traits, possessions, and peculiarities be accepted graciously by the following: - To Lois Burkholder goes June Albright's ironic nature. To Grace Hess, goes Blanche Barley's talking ability. ,lane Bird wills her keyboard to Madeline Finch. Charlene Brown's curly hair goes to Charlotte Shenk. Mary Bruckartis love of sleep goes to the Intermediates. Doris Buffenmyer wills her interests in MSTC to Bertelle Bintz. Phoebe Butzer wills her knitting ability to Joanne Goss. joan Clark wills her vim, vigor, and vitality to uEdie Neff. Diane Cornell wills her Myear-roundw tan to Joyce Farmer. Claire Dailey wills her height to Mary Brubaker. Dot Dick gives her unfinished argyles to the kids on Night Duty. Marian Denlinger wills her ability to diet to all those trying to shed a few pounds Marian Dietrich's dutch accent goes to Kathy Fisher. Mae Eberly gives her quiet manner to Dotty Landis. Barbara Erb wills her executive abilities to Claire Wilkinson. Nancy Faus gives her potential library to Arlene Myers. .lo Gibble wills her love of E.D. to Phil Bowman. Mary Ann Graybill gives to Geraldine Shenk her pen and ink. Marty Habecker wills her stability to Marie Keener. Lois Hernley wills her calm attitude to Gerry Herr. Edris Herr gives her long list of telephone numbers to Susan Kline. Norma Herr's quietness goes to Hlflliev Stroup. Becky Herr wills her bargain day buys to anyone whois counting their pennies To Doris Kreider goes ,lean Hetrickis rosy cheeks. Sonny Horting wills her distinctive giggle to Arlene Hutt. Arlene Huber wills her salesmanship ability to future class projects, Virginia Hughes wills her freckles to Barbara Shaffer. Mary Huntzinger wills her upranksi' in 539 to Grace Tompkins, Ruth Kauffman gives her job was chief poster makerw to Joan Rigst. Edna Keener wills a yard of black ,velvet ribbon to the class of 757. Ninety Q 1 I CLASS WILL Chas Keller wills her short trips home to Sybil Hamilton. Mary Kopp wills her black band to her sister Judy, Peg Krauss wills her trip to Coatesville to Barbara A1-buckle. Joan Loosemore gives her bedrest to all CVA7s. To the class of '57 Esther Lutz wills the class meeting 1-e901-ds, To all future homemakers goes Marg McCachren,s domestic abilities, Joan Martin Wills her height to Ruth Ann Jackson, Bert Mather wills her curly locks to Bobby Wanner, Betty Maulfair Wills her hairdryer to all uspare the momentii hair waghel-5, Chip Max Wills her gift of independent thinking to Rosie Lerbscher. Shirley Mentzeras driving ability goes to Barbara Craybill. Vivian Metzler's gift of gab goes to Betty Kimmel. Hilda Miller's ability to handle old cars goes to Marian Sterling. To all prospective brides goes Betty Millhouseis hope chest. Vonnie Mooreas goldfish go to Mettfetts' Fish Market. Ruth Mueller wills her peaches and cream complexion to Barbara Ankney. Buth Oberholtzer Wills her bunions to the preclinical class. To the future glee club goes Eva Mae Peter's love of music. Audrey Riest wills her abundance of short curls to Phoebe Strickler. Frances Bice wills her love to dance to Betsy Herman. To Marian Wolgemuth goes Mary Rissler's optomistic outlook on life. Wilma Seaber gives her gavel to next year's class president. Miriam Shaub's umotherly instinctsv goes to Anita Speck. Marg Sheaffer wills her excess pep to all who are on ED. Tam Shirk's eyes to all new baby girls. Audrey Singer Wills her black band to her sister Sarah. .lean Slaymaker leaves her daily trips to the mail box to Lucille Crube. Lillian Smoker Wills her art ability to Rosie Beachy. Pat Steinman Wills her daily letters from Germany to Shirley Reed. To Carolyn Boyd goes Dorothy Strauss's place as pianist at Chapel. Ginny Thomas gives her seat on the Columbia bus to Doris lVlannin, Edna Tyson Wills her calm manner to Mim Eshleman. Betty Lou Wagner wills her attractive wardrobe to Patsy HefbSt- - . . ' - ' situation Mim Weaveris ability to laugh goes to all student nurses 111 depiesslng 1 Dolores Wesley's dimples go to all the babies in Maternity. Barbara Ann Whiteis sincerity goes to all the preCliHiC3lS- Rusty Worst's dimples go to Virginia Witiiflk- Ninety-0116 4 X 1-we P+ 33: 34? E . . Farm gr si ' ' EE1Z..:f .wfa, .awww ,ly ,W .Q vz. - 1 V' . -' r- 'E'Ef'. :IE ,E-'fi-1 255:52 Seated. left to right, Miss B. Book, Miss B. Lilley, advisor, Miss L. Grube, Miss J. Clark, Miss B. Erb Miss L Hernley, Miss B. Shaffer, Miss H. Miller, Mrs. C. Wade, advisor, and Miss C. Wilkinson. Standln left to right Miss M Stoltzfus Miss M Hoover Miss J Martin Miss H. Freeland, Miss N. SWC1 art 'Nlr R Rupp advisor Miss M Krauss Miss D Dick Miss K Fisher Miss L. Wilhelm, and Miss L. Mc uate STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Vrce presrderrt Secretary Treasurer Assistant Secretary House Presrderrt Asszstarrt House Presrderrt --- Socral Clzarrmarr ...., Ninety-two , . g, . 7 . . . 7 . . . i 7 .. ' . . 9 . lf - - 9 a - a - 1 ' 9 I ily 1 x' L --- '- 4' ' . ---- ff i L --- it . is L W - ' -- lx u - - l -- Miss Barbara Erb Miss Claire Wilkinson ----- Miss ,loan Clark --- Miss Lois Hernley -- Miss Helen Miller Miss loan Loosemore --- Miss Lucille Grube Miss Barbara Shaffer LASS HI TORY HOI1, Mother Iim so scared! Must I go iniw That , - was tl - v . O I approached the steps of Fondersmith and met the other sevenii'-fiiie irrelrttiileil at my class. This was the first day of my new career Auouqt 31 lr H3615 of CC . . ,, . ' 5' 3 D'-3. I Q more at ease as my big sister introduced h If C 3 Mmm felt I erse and took me t tl Q- where I timidly enjoyed cokes and cookies. O If Clasimom That night I dropped into bed, exhausted and set m al f b . . 1 y arm or GAM l I 'P The next morning I started off tramln with b f ' ii lat' 1' .- . g Hanabwferta 'Ilf- of textbooks which cooked to me like a set of encyclopediais. my a ii 10 6 dim full The next two weeks were routine until the eighth of Oct b I U ' C 0 er wren I ree rd my uniforms. The homes rang with shouts and laughter as we all hurried td-ilimilr' rooms to try on those wonderful things for the first time. At last I felt like a nurse I remember how hard Miss Derry worked trying to pound Nursing Arts into our heads. Oh, yes! that first memorable day on the wards October 15th. I still wonder if I counted my heart beat instead of the patient's pulse and couldn't hold the thermometer still enough to read his temp! The month of October was climax ed by a Halloween Party given by the Senim-5, Much fun was had by all. ' Emergency!! On call for the first time November 7 1953 due t tl 3 3 O I6 SHOTS' storm which hit Lancaster the night before. That was the first week-end I spent at IJCH. In the same month, the Big and Little Sister Tea was held at Duke1Street. On the twelfth of December we had our Christmas Party at Fondersmith. pre- ceded by caroling through the hospital. December 18th, I attended our first dance. the Christmas Dance. Ah! Vacation! How long I looked forward to this. On the nineteenth of December I packed my bags and left for hone for two jovous weeks. On my return, I got right into the swing of things and began planning for capping. With the exception of the Valentine Tea, I spent most of my time studying diligently for finals and getting used to the floor work. On the evening of March 11th, 1954, I, and 74 of the original 76, received my cap at Hensel Hall. The crowning of the lVIay Queen at the Annual May Dance was held at. the Steven's House, May 15. My class was represented in the Queenis Court by Misses Audrey Heist and ,Ioan Loosemore. The second week of June, my classes were over and my second two weeks of vacation started. How I enjoyed those two weeks. In September I became an Intermediate. I started working in OB: and .Pedia- trics. With my class schedule, and working on new floors. time flew until Christmas. lVIv class sponsored the Annual Christmas Party. Santa Claus presented us all with gifts. Before I knew it, I received my black band and had become the Senior I had admired for the past two years. In November I was measured for my graduation uniform and filled dont IDF! application for state boards. This made one feel as if that long awaited a was yust around the corner. On May 6th, our Baccalaureate service was held at the First Reformed Cllllltll- On lVIay 10, 1956, my class graduated at lVIcCaskey High 51311001- . ' 4 ' ark. As I start my new career, my classmates and many friendsi .... tht . - Y 'I' S. ----eXper1ences and fun we shared, will always be among my 1011593 mem' ,Ioan Loosemore Ruth Oberholtrer Historians Ninety-three I Q S539 Q, sqflefl Q l 1' 1 r I K ART STAFF Art Editor Yvonne Moore gaxgozvoxmme Q ax .5 60' QNX' aw 6 .Q 0' xggxxx xww 650 QW Y COSKQXVW Business Manager Chief Typist Christina lqxx Ruth Mueller B U S I N E S 5 Q Seated: D. Dick, J. Clark, J. Martin, A. Singer. Standing: L. Smoker, B. Millhouse, V Metzler, YV. Seaber, M. Eberly. S T A F F Seated: L. Hernley, M. Kopp, N, Fang, Standing: A. Huber, M. Weaver, B. White. M. Krauss. T Y P I N C N fnety-four E Herr - S. Horting - R. Kauffman C. Keller- P. Butzer A. Reist CAbsentQ M. Rissler F. Rice M. Bruckart S T A F F I E- Tyson . D. Cornell-J. Gibble D. Bulfenmver Q-il-411 CIRCULATIO 1 1 'W C irculation Manager Slavmaker P 6' OG? if .S ' 1 J 5f5,fee U 1' E. Peters B. Maulfaxr D. Strauss- H. Miller 'Q' 'If S658 .JNJ C. Dailey - N. Herr - C. Brown E. Keener-M. Denlinger M. Shaub CAbsentj A Feature Editor Barbara Erb Mfiewrw B. Barley-V. Hughes I F E A T U R E u Ilabeeker - M. Gray-bn fr. shark CAbsent5 STAFF 5 1 1 s:,:g5:.:::e .fe r ef . IP- . Thomas-M. Dletrlch J. Hetrlck E. Lutz R H r IJ. WPSIPQ' Ninety-fue 0 STAFF f 4 -'4 4 6S'pZif::t'll1,,1t3Q.d!bl'4l a f gf! f V V Q '- r 4 A . 4 1 N 5 S, , 5 Q N 3 4 ii gi Q1 X if :gl gg Q5 x X 2 . Ai i ww, . X X Xi Nw . ff, 4 f 1 5, ? Z f U fi f X Z 5 ,X f Z' ' V ff nj 1,7 f.'2-'az W 54 xjnw YW: 1 :Vi f 3373 I U 1 4 14' . fy, ' ,V , V - 2 A i5 x + . '-iR5'f '. N , ,, It . TIVITIE 1 1 . f' .4 3, ll ' . 'f Q 1 f f 4 bf: w, , ,, I 1' A '55 '2 A Wvf Q - , Z , mt' f fi Q ,-M.. j ffQff'7'! 5 ' ? ff ,f IW ' , 4 wfiifb' ff L .vga-if 'x 'N rv .mira-' G EM.,-f ' E 3.5 We 4 1. sf 1 1.5-:xv ff ' 4' Am, Q ., X q'k, 1 I 5 .7 V . :L I EW. , ' x ' N.. ' ' -4 Vfl Vx X , 5, Ninety-seven I 'Y 1 3 . , ,, , 1 ,, , , 6 4 ' I 2 , I I ACTI ITIEI QXX NE XXX Qx Nin ely-eight X I X - X ikx-. . I ' 1-1: X Y ,I - ' . X - M-N ' zz, I Y 1 I I I I I I I PROBIE ev fa 1,9051 W34, ve S' 2, 54- Q, sw gas J jf 5 liisisam S af . ' 'H I I 43 wa 3 fP'z'k Q , , . 1 Ninety-nine PROBIE W 5 , 4' 1 I f 5 . A, ,,., ' 1.2 . ,,,,,. ' 1 .1-.,.,zg:3:5.Q'125:-.2.j.f:1:LE:fg2+ 2'1-2' ':-'4: - '82-1:1:j:1:g1gr:': :5:5' -f :': 5 iff v: V :YF - X 1 , -5 21252222 ,2'l:,.:i',-P7441 A 'A ' 1 ' - YZ, -- ' ' ' 'fi 'ff ' 2 4121525siefzfsfss2s5za2a2sa2f2, ' 1' .sfzf2:2afass11 I+-ifz:s:::: NN , lj. W --.- 36. Une lZILI1.CZl'6ll :I MAY NC One hundred one i We .4 V 4 1 'J W .Q ,V I . - h' 333 uniforms and gra uate caps, mY mm We S . . -h h d ' f 79 d traming as a student. Wlt t e awning 0 f l 'vant . Completed are three years of. study HH M , tolniitiirow I face new and added I'CSp0I1S1l31l1l1CS as a graduate nurse. I have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before mew. J at I l a Second Row: Edna Ke n '-Di e ei .eteticsg Joan Clark-2nd Highest 3 Year Average-Pediatricsg Arlene Huber- Medical Nursing: ,loan Loosemore-Ohstetrics-Ruth Oherholtzer-Surgical Nursingg Margot McCachren--- Ethical ,Sz Professional. First Row: Patricia Steinman--lst Highest 3 Year Average-Eyeg Wiliria Seaher-Florence Nightengaleg JHI19 Bird-Operating Room: Elva Slayinalqer-Pers l onal N eatness S Politenessg Dorothy Strauss-Bedside Nursing. TR 'CA Friend Mr. 81 Mrs. Martin Albright Dorothy M. Anderson Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Antonelli Dr. 81 Mrs. John L. Atlee, Jr. Dr. 81 Mrs. William Atlee Beverly Autland, R.N. Barbara Balley, R.N. Anna Louise Bair, R.N. Dr. 81 Mrs. Charles W. Bair Nancy C. Bard, R.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. Abram M. Barley Mr. Richard C. Batzer Dr. 81 Mrs. Robert L. Bauer Ruth Mae Bechtold, R.N. Nora Binkley, R.N. Mr. gl Mrs. Edward Bird Dr. 81 Mrs. Walter D. Blankenship Mr. 81 Mrs. George E. Blumenstock Mr. 81 Mrs. Guy N. Bowermaster, Jr. Verna Breneman, R.N. Mr. gl Mrs. William P. Brenner Mr. Milton H. Brock Doris Buckwalter Janet Burkholder, R.N. Dr. 81 Mrs. George W. Burnett Mr. 81 Mrs. Roy M. Butzer Dr. 81 Mrs. Charles A. Callis Mr. Samuel Canady Dr. 81 Mrs. Dale E. Cary Dr. 81 Mrs. Franklin K. Cassel Dr. 81 Mrs. Charles M. Clark Cheryl Lynn Clark Cynthia Diane Clark Mrs. Lucretia Clark Dr. 81 Mrs. Gilbert N. Clime Miss Marlene Conrad, R.N. Mrs. Frances B. Cooper Dr. 81 Mrs. Herbert K. Cooper, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. F. B. Cornell Dr. 81 Mrs. Paul R. Davidson Dr. Irene B. Davis Davis, M.P.H. Gerald G. Depew Mary Dings, R.N. Dan. D. Dunkle Charles S. Duttenhofer Clare T. Edmonds Dr. Oscar Mr. 81 Mrs. Mrs. Anna Dr. 81 Mrs. Dr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. John Ebv 'Patricia Edgerly, R.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. John P. Erb Dr. Margaret R. Eyler Dr. Paul W. Eyler Mr. William Falvey Dr. 81 Mrs. C. R. Farmer Dr. 81 Mrs. John L. Farmer Raymond Fasnacht Mr. 81 Mrs. Abram G. Faus Rachel Fisher, R.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. Leroy C. Frank Mary M. Frantz Lucille Frey, R.N. Mr. James Fritz Dr. 81 Mrs. H. C. Fulton CNS Mrs. Marjorie Gangemi, R,N, Dr. 81 Mrs. John S. Gates Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul K. Gehman Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Gibble Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul W. Givler, Sr. Dorothy Glick, R.N. Naomi Glick Mrs. Carroll Good Dr. 81 Mrs. M. C. Goodman Miss Marian Grofl, R.N, Miss Violet Groff Dr. John L. Grosh Mr. 81 Mrs. Christian G. Habecker Bessie of 519 Mrs. Helena W. Hall Dr. 81 Mrs. Charles Hammond Joan Harple, R.N. Ruth A. Hartzler, R.N. Jane Harvey, R.N. Marian Heagy, R.N. Mildred Heagy, R.N. Viola Heidig George L. Heighes Ruth Heiss, R.N. Dr. 81 Mrs. John D. Helm Jr. Dr. 81 Mrs. Robert C. Helm Mr. 81 Mrs. Ira L. Herr Mrs. Richard S. Herr Miss Bernice Hess Eileen Hill, R.N. Mrs. Hilt, R.N. Mrs. Himes Hively, R.N. Jo Dr. 81 Mrs. lan G. Hodge Dr. 81 Mrs. Charles M. Hoffman Dr. 81 Mrs. Harry H. Hoffman Dr. 81 Mrs. Harold K. Hogg Jeanne Homan Dr. 81 Mrs. Carl H. Hoover Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles H. Hunt Dr. 81 Mrs. Lloyd S. Hutchinson Dr. Milton W. Johns Dr. 81 Mrs. Lewis M. Johnson Miss Marjorie Johnson Mr. 81 Mrs. Amos L. Keener Lorraine Keller, R.N. Dr. 81 Mrs. Robert P. Kemble Margaret G. Kilgore Dr. 81 Mrs. H. C. Kinzer Mr. Gary Kirchner Dr. M. S. Kirk Dr. N. J. Kirk Mrs. Edythe G. Kistler Dr. 81 Mrs. Edgar D. Knerr, Elinor Knouse Mildred Knouse, R.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. William Krauss Mrs. May H. Landis M. Esther Leaman, R.N. Kathryn Leibley, R.N. Beatrice Lilley, R.N. Mary Little Dr. 81 Mrs. Roland A. Loeb Dr. 81 Mrs. S. D. Lockey Jr. One hundred three I' Q l 1 1 I w I, PATRO S Dr. 81 Mrs. Arland A. Lebo Dr. Harvey L. Lehman, JT. Mr. 81 Mrs. Archie S. Maclean Frances Maheaux Mateer's Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl H. Martin Mr. 81 Mrs. Glenn D. Martin Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold S. Martin Mrs. Mabel Martin Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter S. Martin Miss Mast, R.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. George F. Mather Rose McAllixter Mildred McGinnis Dr. 81 Mrs. F. W. McLaughlin Mrs. Clara McManus Dr. gl Mrs. Joseph X. Medwick Gladys M. Meineke, R.N. Dr. E. W. Meiser Mr. Elmer Messner, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Christian B. Metzler Dr. 81 Mrs. Henry W. Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. Christ G. Millhouse Janet Moodie, R.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. Jacob G. Moore Mr. Wayne J. Moore Mrs. William J. Moran Fay A. Mundorf Dr. 81 Mrs. Clyde V. Musselman Mrs. Viola Musser Miss M. Esther Neidermyer, R.N. Dr. 81 Mrs. Thomas W. 0,Conner Dr. 81 Mrs. Ward O'Donnell Pat O'Reilley, R.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald R. Overly Miss Henriette Paul, R.N. Mrs. Paul Mrs. Arlene Pfautz, R.N. Daniel Pinkerton Dr. 81 Mrs. S. G. Pontius Grace Porter Dr. 81 Mrs. D. M. Posey Mrs. 'Margaret L. Preston, R.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. LeRoy T. Quigley Mr. Harry A. Redman Carolyn Reese Mr. 81 Mrs. Rufus Reist Jo Anne Renier, R.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. Clair R. Ressler Dr. 81 Mrs. Paul H. Ripple Mrs. Edward Rissell, Sr. Mrs. Edward Rissell, Jr. Henry B. Rudisill Russell T. Rupp, R.N. Anna Sauder, R.N. Dr. 81 Mrs. Paul S. Schantz Dr. 81 Mrs. Willam A. Schaeffer Dr. Wilhelmina S. Scott Miss Jean Schmeider, R.N. Mr. 81 Mrs. P. M. Seaber William Seifrit Dr. 81 Mrs. H. H. Seiple Mary Sensenich Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Sheaffer Mrs. Helen Shaub Mrs. Margaret Sheehan Mr. 81 Mrs. W. Shuman Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Singer Martha Snyder Dr. Mary Ellen Smith Mrs. Joseph D. Smith, Jr. Dr. Harold Speirs Dr. 81 Mrs. Charles P. Stahr Alice M. Stauffer Dr. 81 Mrs. H. E. Stauffer Dr. 81 Mrs. E. J. Stein Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard E. Steinman Donald K. Steller Mr. 81 Mrs. J. D. Thomas Edward W. Tighe Paul D. Tomlinson Thelma 81 Dick Tyndall Mrs. Betty Ulrich George Varner Mr. 81 Mrs. D. Lewis Wade Dr. 81 Mrs. Ira G. Wagner Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Weaver S. Gerald Weaver Miss Barbara Weber Dr. 81 Mrs. John G. Welch Dr. 81 Mrs. Christian G. Wenger Dr. 81 Mrs. Henry S. Wentz Dr. 81 Mrs. William H. Wheatley Ana Jane White Mr. 81 Mrs. G. Lester White Dr. 81 Mrs. Hiram L. Weist Miss Nancy Wilkey, R.N. Dr. 81 Mrs. Henry N. Williams Paul Willhouse Dr. 81 Mrs. C. H. Witmer Dr. Robert H. Witmer Mrs. Lillian Wittle Charles M. Wolgemuth Mrs. Lavinia Rissler Mr. William Rissler Eliza Roberts Dr. 81 Mrs. Myron N Barbie 81 Jack Bert 81 Ray Betty 8 Clair Betty 81 Herb Buff 81 Gerald Chip 81 Diller Dr. gl Mrs. M. H. Yoder Miss Mary Zook, R.N. Stan's Record Bar Lancaster Surgical Supply Co. W. L. Zimmerman 81 Sons Freda Roseman, R.N. . Rubin GUYS AND DOLLS Fran 81 John Hilda 81 Ralph Jean 81 Marty Jo 81 Carl Joan 81 Larry Liz 81 Fred Marian 81 Ken Pat 81 John Peg 81 Paul Obie 81 Jerry Vonnie 81 Beck Joan 81 Wayne One hzmflrefl four Compliments of APOLLO,S LUNCHEONETTE BAKER,S SUNOCO SERVICE ........-- ------- ---- Route 222 81 372, Quarryviuee pa. BARR,S FLOWER SHOP ......- I' gorm H. RECKER-Builder ...... ------ i fi ' H6 N' 51' CLYDE O. RENNERmFhefmeeIet -- ----Q Dia,6-25Q,,.gitil O, B, BILLMYER 81 SON-Jewelers ..-..-,--.-- ----------- ------ ----------- E h rata? Pa' BOlNCREROER7S STORE .................... L N -------- - ---------- -up un ----- Elmj Pa' Compliments of RROWN7S FROSTED FOODS, H. C. Wright, Salesman-3-0259 A i CARPEIIVS FROZEN FOODS, Central 81 Southern Market ------------ ---- M anheim- Ph. 5-7743 Compliments Of CHARLOTTES APPAREL SHOPPE ,--,------- ----h--- Lititzu Pa. M, C. DAGEN, Coal 81 Hauling ...........-.-,--, ----- ------------- M i uersviuel Pa. DOMBACH BROTHERS, uPlurnhing 81 Heatingn -,- -------------- - Miuersviuel Pa. FAMOUS LUNCH- Home Cooking ------------- ---- 3 40 N- Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. FORGET-ME-NOT-FLOWER SHOPPE -U ----------------- g Ephratm pa. GOLDBACH3 FIIOWER SHOP ------- ---- 1 4-1 N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa, CLARENCE WY. HERR, Ford Sales 81 Service ..,.,--,---- ---------------- M L JO,-Q Pa. HESS BROTHERS, Egg Farms ............,..,-...,.,,-- ---,--.-, E phratgg pa, ENOS O. HOWRY-Home Dressed Meats, Central Market --- -...- Lancaster, Ph. 2-4414 LANCASTER LINCOLN MERCURY ...........,-,,.,, ----- L gngggtgl-7 Pg, L1TITZ BOOKSTORE ....................,. , -,-,- Dia16.9491 Compliments Of LOCAL INN, Frank Penn ....... --. Lancaster, Pa. MlKE7S LUNCHEONETTE, Breyersl lee Cream ROY G. MYERS-Jeweler ..................................... ..-- M anheim, Pa. HENRY K. NEFF, Mengs Wear ............,.....,.-.............. ..... L ititz, Pa. HUBER ORERHOLTZER-The key to better landscaping 81 spraying .... .... 1V lt. Joy, Pa. PENN DAIRIES, INC. ,.,,..,.,,,-.-..,,.,-,-,,,,.-.................. --- Lancaster, Pa. RANCKQS FLOOR SERVICE .... ...................... B lue Ball, PH- JEROME H, RHOADS n-----,---- - -----.--,-, ,-,-- 2 13-215 N. Prince St., Lancaster, Pa. Manheim, Pa. ROSETOWN RESTAURANT ...................... .... ----. ....----------- -- FRED RUOF 81 SONS, Florists fRuof's Fresh Flowersj -- 601 S. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. Ph. 4--7253 PAUL SLAUGH'S SERVICE STATION ........ - .................. ..---..---- L ancasfere Pa- SPACHT'S Furniture Store 8 Funeral Directors ....... ...------ ------- D i 316-2317, Lititzv Pa- sTAUFFER's FARM MARKET ..1............ - ..............--- Kissel Hill, Pa- A. H. THOMAS 81 SON-Country Dressed Meat .... ------------ W i1l0W St-7 R-D-flitlv Pa' JOHN N. THOMAS-Fresh Dressed Poultry ....... ..... L ancaster, R.D.it6, Ph- M-ville 5268 HARRY M. WADE, Frigidaire ...-............... ........... ..-.-------- - - - Millersville- Pa- D. M. WEAVER 81 SON-Country Smoked Meat 81 Cheese, 622 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. Ph. 7-9811 Compliments of HENRY WEBER WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE .... -------- ------- ------- L i I iff- Pa- THE YQUNG FUNERAL HOME ------------ ---- 3 17 E, Orange St., Lar1CHSiCI', PH- A FRIEND A an ALVIN M. FREY-Electrical Appliances 81 Wiring ...-.- ..---- A ----- 5 3 N- Broad Sf-2 Lum, Pa- JOSEPH s. HARRIS-Wholesalers sr Retailers ef General Merchandlse ------ ------- - EPhfataf Pa' ------------------------------- ---- ------ 3 11 Queen St., LaIlC3St6I', P3- RUSSELL sEEsHOLTz SERVICE STATION ....... ...--- ------ - 1 02 N- Mam Sta Eplifttaf Ilia' LEHNIANAS GARAGE ............... ........ .....- ----- - - ------ ----- ------ ------ L ? 1 T t Zf Pa' Compliments OfW1LBUR SUCHARD CHOCOLATE CO., INC. .... ---- 1 UU- 8- Une hundred five Time out to practice what you pre'ch, to have a drink of milk and build up your energy for the next spurt of activity. You're a nurse. And your big aim in life is-your patient's good health! No one knows better than you that proper nutrition is part of the story. And that means proper food before, dur- ing and after hospitalization. For your own health's sake as well as your patient's, you believe in good food. And that's one more objective you and New Holland have in common. Perhaps you have seen some of our material promoting the increased use of meat and milk for a healthy country and a strong agriculture. We believe a strong agriculture is part of the picture, too, because it's the farm- er who makes possible the food we need for those 11,000 babies born every day- and for our older-growing population. To keep the farmer strong and able to provide our food-and, like you, to keep all of us healthyhNew Holland is glad to join in the campaign to win good health through good food. i 'I rl X if t . . . :La -f Drunk more mrlk ti S SZ Eat more meat for a healthy countrg and a strong agriculture Du-gud and Produced by NEW HOLLAND IR the Publ.: Intense Nzw HCLLAND Hrst: in Grassland Parrningl New Holland Machine Company, New Holland, Pennsylvania l One hundred six I o Your Good Healt I r The United Gas Improvement Co. . . . C 1' Lane. County Gas D1v1s1on omp lments of Serving: Miller :S Hartman Lanc. - Lititz - Columbia l Mt. Ioy' - Manheim - New Holland Compliments of THE HUBLEY New Holland MANUFACTURING CO. Concrete Products. Inc Lancaster. Pa. One hundred seven Hershey 6. Gibbel General Insurance Lititz, Penncx. 6.3.04 21 5? , I, X KO TllEtLMl,NglnCSll0E X. e tr'L'4 W 'z M SIIHMJ HS SHOE SWIOP I8 north queen street BOB EVANS UNIEORMS For Every Figure Fnequallecl Fitting Perfection F i nc Worklmanship Selected Fabrics Bob Evans uniforms are available at Hager's in a great Wealth of comfortable well fitting styles. These smart, new- fashioned uniforms keep their good looks longer, stand up better in hard service and repeated laundering. HAGER'S 25 W. King St., Third Floor RUSSELL G. SHELLEY STUDIO Your School Photographer One hundred eight xx Fon Tnz..... 0 'f ONLY TOP QUALITY ggi 0 Eygfgu-'Ing Lf Q EASY TO SERVE ECONOMICAL Huy ice AVAILABLE IN A VARIETY OF FINE FLAVORS IN PIlNITS AND HALF GALLONS Iacob Rieker Fresh 6: Smoked Meats C01T1P1ime1'1iS Oi I Established 1857 EBY'S MILL Wholesale 6. Retail Meats Limz Pennsylvania 39-41 E. Vine St. Lancaster, Pa. The Moore Dairy f Harrisburg Pike Lancaster, Pa Q 0 DY Jlfywwa I , Lan c caster, Pen n s q lva n ia M11k'CTeCfm'Buller'Eqq5 MANHEIM PIKE AT KELLER AVE. our products .. The Finest Phone 2-5693 Obtainable , l iii One hundred nine THE BROWNSTOWN NATIONAL BANK BROWNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA MEAT PRODUCTS unzlerk FINE Compliments of Hospital Clothing Company Philadelphia, Penna. MILLERSVILLE SUPPLY COMPANY MILLERSTVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA VES PICO UNIFORM CENTER 40 S. Queen St. LANCASTER. PA. Phone 4-4043 Everything for the Women White In All Sizes SHOES HOSIERY COOPER BAKING COMPANY LEACOCK, PA. Phone: Leola 6-2011 Ohdd The New Holland Clarion A home fnewspaper featuwffng local colfzmmists. Iob and Offset Printing Phone 4-2252 New Holland, Penna. NiSS1eY'S Bottle Gas, Inc Bottled Gas G Appliqnges Ephrata, Penna. SAUDER BROS. Chevrolet Oldsmobile NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. Phone 4-8721 N.H. FORD TRACTOR DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT FORDSON MAIOR DIESEL Iohn N. Sauder Auto Co New Holland, Penna. Serving your aulomotflfve 'needs for more than forty years. Abram Snyder Funeral A StauHer's Furniture 114 mile North of Ephrata on Home Rte. 222 141 E' ORANGE ST' Gitts - Appliances - Carpets Lancaster, Penna. Reading Road Ephrata Pa Phone 3-2160 l I I: WRIGHT'S Bakers of quality bread For over seventy years Kauiiman's Hardware 201-207 E. Main St. New Holland Open Thursdays until 9 Pm- D l One hundred eleven L an Stn' of I Wx CLYDE H. COOPER PHARMACIST 154 N. Queen St. Lancaster, Pa LINEN HOPE CHEST 141 N. QUEEN ST. D. S. Wariel Associates FINE GIFTS Inc. IMPOREEQEFSEA-LciJN?ssWARE Construction. and Engineering GREETING CARDS 440 North Prince Street REMEMBRANCES FOR HOSTESS GIFTS FOR BRIDES-STARTING AT 3.50 LANCASTER 4-1155 Lancaster, Pa. Compliments of RENNINGER MEAT MARKET, Compliments of a Inc. FRIEND MEATS THAT SATISFY 9-11 North Duke Street Lancaster, Pa. Phone 7-82-66 J. W. WILLIAMSON, Mgr. B. B. MARTIN CO Lumber Lancaster, Penna. Compliments of Mentzer Twine 6. Paper Co. Phone 3-2836 Ephrata, Pa. P3-PQT-Twiiie-,Specialties One hundred twelve CCMPLIMENTS CF ERB BROTHERS LANDSCAPE GARDENERS 2037 LITITZ PIKE LANCASTER. PENNA. Cloister Motor Court In Ephrata Borough, Pennsylvania on the 222 Interchange, All rooms luxuriously furnished. Perfect sleeper mattresses. Automatic oil-heat - private baths- Phone Ephrata 3-2511 S. L. Greenly, Prop. Member of Penna. Motel Ass'n. AAA Allied Surgical Supply 137 North Duke St. Lancaster, Penna. Co. LANCASTER NASH, Inc. Telephone 2-4128 720 No. Prince St LANCASTER, PA. Compliments of Lehigh Inc. Walker Surgical Supply Company Commercial Refrigeration equipment 19 S. Broad St. Lancaster. Penna. Lititz, Pa. Compliments of Aument Brothers Compliments of TER GENERAL TIRE COMPANY 555 N. Prince Street LANCAS Lancaster. Pa. One hundred 'thirteen Henry Gottselig Martin E. Keen Trust TELEPHONE 18118 COLUMBIA, PENNSYLVANIA Queen Dairy Company QW, Interest Patel on Certificates Lancastefs Finest of Deposit- 413.419 South Queen Street 1 1,f2'Zp Interest Paid on Savings Aeeozmts Lancaster' pa. I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Wm. O. Frcriley 6- Sons HQTBI. BRUNSWICK 0't e ic Shop LANCASTER, PA. 231 E. KING STREET LANCASTER SHOES CORSETS Phone 4-6821 COMPLIMENTS OF MQW. Canaan... QQ, ---ll HUBBARD FARMS. INC. e t Paul W. Felker, Managgr Une hundred fourteen I 1 4 A H I 1 u ! 3 1 ! l 1 4 s 1 Q f V 1 I 1 1 ' 1 . 4 v 6 1 V X K v 1 N l F +. I 1 I I I, 'I I I I I I , I I I I I ' I I I . - I I